Campbell County School District

The working budget report for FY 2026 includes revenues, receipts, and expenditures for various funds such as the General Fund, Special Revenue Fund, District Activity Fund Annual, Student Activity Fund, Capital Outlay Fund, Building (FSPK) Fund, and Construction Fund. The report provides a detailed breakdown of financial activities, including revenues from local, state, and federal sources, as well as expenditures across different categories such as instruction, student support services, and plant operations.

The Campbell County School District's mission is to ensure students' success in college, career, and life through a partnership with students, staff, parents, and the community. The document outlines key components of an ideal lesson, including flashbacks, learning targets, hooks, new content, checks for understanding, and exit assessments. It emphasizes creating a classroom environment that fosters respect, rapport, and a culture of learning, while also focusing on professional responsibilities such as reflecting on teaching, maintaining accurate records, and communicating with families.

The Campbell County Board of Education will hold a public hearing to hear public comments regarding a proposed general fund tax levy of 64.3 cents on real property and 61.9 cents on personal property, which is the same tax rate as the previous year. The proposed tax rate is expected to produce $37,545,378.57, with $3,554,211.59 from new and personal property. The revenue above the 2025 revenue will be allocated towards the cost of collections, instruction, technology, transportation, maintenance of facilities, and teacher and staff salaries.

The board meeting included a school presentation from Riley Elementary, highlighting student achievements, KSA assessment results, and strategic objectives for the school year. Key discussion points included classroom engagement strategies, support for students with IEPs and diverse backgrounds, and improvements to writing and social studies programs. The meeting also recognized student athletes selected for the Cincinnati Inquirer 2023 Fall Sports All-Star team and celebrated School Board Recognition Month. A financial report was presented, covering the general fund, construction fund, and food service fund, along with an independent audit report. Personnel actions were accepted as submitted, and various communications and reports were reviewed.

The board meeting covered various topics, including the approval of the agenda, superintendent's comments on homecoming events, personnel actions, written communications and reports, and the 2023-2024 working budget. Discussion included the allocation of funds for teacher laptops, technology refresh, and school buses. The board also addressed the Perkins Innovation and Modernization Grant for career-connected high schools, a change order for Campbell County Middle School renovations, and an agreement on tax revenue with Midland Atlantic Properties for a new development. Finally, the board reviewed and approved various reports and documents.